Art and design 572 Videos
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David A. Ross
Air Date 05/23/1995Whitney director David A. Ross explains the purpose of the Biennial and the rationale behind having a single person curate each show. 16:52 -
David Salle
Air Date 05/18/1995Artist David Salle makes his directorial debut with his film "Search and Destroy." 12:50 -
Lynn Nicholas
Air Date 05/12/1995Nicholas discusses "The Rape of Europa," which describes Hitler's looting of fine art during WWII. 12:57 -
Robert A. M. Stern
Air Date 04/20/1995Architect Robert A. M. Stern provides a history of New York City architecture and urbanism. 37:06 -
Frank Israel
Air Date 03/31/1995A conversation with Frank Israel about his work, his clients, and the architecture in the city of Los Angeles. 21:15 -
Thelma Golden
Air Date 02/27/1995Assistant curator at the Whitney Thelma Golden on her controversial exhibit. 14:51 -
Annette Tapert
Air Date 02/21/1995Author Annette Tapert on famous women who used style to propel themselves into the limelight. 10:22 -
Garth Fagan
Air Date 02/16/1995Choreographer Garth Fagan discusses his piece "Griot New York," scored by Wynton Marsalis. 08:16 -
Twyla Tharp
Air Date 01/13/1995Choreographer and dancer Twyla Tharp on "Red, White and Blues: New Works," a new show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. 18:54 -
Chuck Jones
Air Date 12/29/1994Animation director Chuck Jones looks back at his long and iconic career. 32:16 -
Philip Johnson
Air Date 12/20/1994A conversation with Philip Johnson, one of the most influential architects in America. 19:28 -
Eugenia Zukerman
Air Date 12/07/1994Flutist Eugenia Zukerman talks about her work with CBS Sunday Morning. 16:42 -
Rem Koolhaas
Air Date 12/02/1994Rem Koolhaas talks about the architect's role in transforming a city and his new exhibit at the MoMA. 15:48 -
Terence Riley
Air Date 12/02/1994Terence Riley, curator of architecture and design at MoMA, discusses "O.M.A.," which showcases the work of architect Rem Koolhaas. 07:19 -
Bill T. Jones
Air Date 12/01/1994Choreographer Bill T. Jones discusses his new dance, "Still Here." 31:50 -
The Fashion Industry
Air Date 11/10/1994Karl Lagerfeld and Andre Leon Talley talk about their lives, fashion, and the industry. 17:52 -
The Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize
Air Date 09/26/1994Carol Burnett and Arthur Penn share what they experienced while judging the first Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize. 18:02 -
Robert A. M. Stern
Air Date 08/05/1994Architect Robert A. M. Stern on design, architecture, and his love of New York. 16:53 -
Frank Gehry
Air Date 07/25/1994Frank Gehry on architecture in Los Angeles and Paris and his latest building, the American Center in Paris. 23:00 -
Andy Warhol Panel
Air Date 05/27/1994A discussion about the opening of the Andy Warhol Museum in the artist's hometown of Pittsburgh. 16:55 -
Al Hirschfeld
Air Date 04/27/1994Artist Al Hirschfeld discusses his series of postage stamps commemorating silent film stars. 15:31 -
Sports Architecture: Ballparks
Air Date 04/18/1994Architect David Schwartz and Baltimore Orioles VP Janet Marie Smith on what goes into constructing a ballpark. 14:38 -
Gianni Versace
Air Date 03/28/1994Gianni Versace talks about his collections and what has inspired his designs for the past 20 years. 14:59 -
Bill Blass
Air Date 03/22/1994Designer Bill Blass on street fashion and what the kids are wearing. 16:01 -
Mary Gaitskill
Air Date 03/09/1994Mary Gaitskill explains her thesis behind her piece in Harper's Magazine, "On Not Being a Victim." 11:12 -
Stephen Jay Gould
Air Date 03/01/1994Stephen Jay Gould on his book, "Finders, Keepers: Eight Collectors." 16:04 -
Frank Lloyd Wright Retrospective
Air Date 02/28/1994Philip Johnson, Herbert Muschamp, and Terence Riley Frank Lloyd Wright, his legacy, and the exhibition of his work at the MoMA. 26:34 -
Vladimir Feltsman
Air Date 02/21/1994Vladimir Feltsman on what it was like to be an artist in the Soviet Union. 15:41 -
Oscar de la Renta
Air Date 01/27/1994Designer Oscar de la Renta discusses starting an orphanage in the Dominican Republic and his love of designing clothing. 17:51 -
Art and Antiques
Air Date 01/24/1994Antiques dealers and art historians Thatcher Freund, Harold Sack, David Schorsch and Wendell Garrett on famous antiques. 16:01 -
Miro at MoMA
Air Date 12/30/1993Carolyn Lanchner, MoMA curator, and Joan Punyet Miró, grandson of Joan Miró, reflect on the life and art of the famed surrealist painter. 20:48 -
Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe
Air Date 12/28/1993Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe shares her book, "Daddy and Me," a photo essay documenting Arthur's relationship with their daughter Camera. 11:57 -
Maurice Sendak
Air Date 12/21/1993Author and illustrator Maurice Sendak talks about his latest book "We Are in the Dumps With Jack and Guy." 15:11 -
James Wolfensohn
Air Date 12/08/1993James Wolfensohn, best known for his work in arts administration, discusses business and the arts in America. 16:52 -
John Fairchild
Air Date 12/07/1993John Fairchild, the chairman of Fairchild Publications, on his career in publishing and fashion. 25:46 -
Paloma Picasso
Air Date 12/06/1993A conversation with Paloma Picasso, a fashion designer and the daughter of Pablo Picasso. 15:07 -
Billy Dee Williams
Air Date 11/23/1993Billy Dee Williams reflects on his first love - painting - and how it influences his acting and vice versa. 13:24 -
Alexander Liberman
Air Date 11/19/1993Alexander Liberman, editorial director of Conde Nast, on his book, 'Alex: The Life of Alexander Liberman.' 29:12 -
Paul Taylor
Air Date 11/02/1993Paul Taylor talks about choreographing "Spindrift" and explains his ideas about the purpose of dance. 24:21 -
New York Times Magazine
Air Date 10/27/1993Jack Rosenthal and Adam Moss discuss the redesign of the New York Times magazine section. 11:55 -
'Yes, But Is It Art?'
Air Date 10/25/1993A discussion of a controversial "60 Minutes" segment on contemporary art. 43:48 -
Alexander Julian
Air Date 10/13/1993Designer Alexander Julian explains what consumers should look for in clothes. 09:49 -
Charles Gwathmey
Air Date 09/20/1993Architect Charles Gwathmey, designer of the controversial addition to the Guggenheim, on his work and how architecture influences our lives. 28:19 -
Peter Eisenman
Air Date 08/09/1993Architect Peter Eisenman examines the change in the American environmental landscape. 23:07 -
Frank Stella
Air Date 07/13/1993Artist Frank Stella comments on his remarkable international career, his influences, and some of his works from his current exhibition. 21:15 -
Waldo Rasmussen
Air Date 06/28/1993Waldo Rasmussen discusses the artists he selected for the Museum of Modern Art's latest exhibit: "Latin American Artists of the Twentieth Century." 10:00 -
J. Carter Brown
Air Date 05/26/1993J. Carter Brown, former director of the National Gallery of Art, discusses how he got the coveted Barnes collection to the Gallery. 12:06 -
Marilyn Horne
Air Date 05/20/1993Opera Singer Marilyn Horne talks about singing at the inauguration of President Bill Clinton and her opera career. 18:45 -
American Ballet Theatre
Air Date 05/06/1993American Ballet Theatre's artistic director Kevin McKenzie and three of the company's principal dancers talk about its future. 12:26 -
Rhoda Grauer
Air Date 05/03/1993Rhoda Grauer gives insight into how dance is integrated into religions and societies around the world. 18:21 -
John Frohnmayer
Air Date 04/26/1993John Frohnmayer, former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, on his new book, "Leaving Town Alive." 19:11 -
Gil Shaham
Air Date 04/26/1993Violinist Gil Shaham performs live in the studio and then joins Charlie to discuss his work as a concert violinist. 12:23 -
Donna Karan
Air Date 04/14/1993Fashion designer Donna Karan discusses the influence of Ralph Lauren and her most recent collection. 26:43 -
'Shadows of Africa'
Air Date 04/13/1993Artists Mary Frank and Peter Matthiessen on their book, 'Shadows of Africa.' 11:42 -
Helen Frankenthaler
Air Date 04/12/1993Helen Frankenthaler reflects on the evolution of her work and presents several prints from her new exhibition at the National Gallery. 13:43 -
Robert Hughes
Air Date 04/09/1993Art critic Robert Hughes introduces his latest book, "Culture of Complaint: The Fraying of America." 21:57 -
Whitney Biennial '93
Air Date 04/06/1993Curators Elisabeth Sussman and Thelma Golden and artists Glenn Ligon, Nan Goldin, and Pepon Osorio on the Whitney Museum Biennial. 21:12 -
Alison Saar
Air Date 04/05/1993Artist Alison Saar explains selected works and reflects on her artistic process. 10:12 -
Thomas Hoving
Air Date 03/19/1993Thomas Hoving, former director of the Met, looks back at his controversial tenure there and shares his memoirs, "Making the Mummies Dance." 20:48 -
David A. Ross
Air Date 03/05/1993Whitney Museum Director David A. Ross explains the significance and purpose of the Whitney Biennial. 22:30